Ontario Incorporation Services

Ontario Business Incorporation Services

Setting up a business in Ontario? At Shaikh Law Firm, we provide seamless Ontario incorporation services for businesses looking to establish themselves in Ontario. Whether you need assistance with incorporation Ontario procedures, professional corporations, or corporate governance, our team ensures a smooth and legally compliant process.

Whether you are incorporating a small business, professional corporation, or Personal Real Estate Corporation (PREC), our experienced corporate lawyers ensure that your incorporation is done correctly, efficiently, and in compliance with Ontario regulations.

Why Incorporate in Ontario?

Incorporating a business in Ontario offers several advantages, including:

Limited Liability Protection: Protect your personal assets from business debts and liabilities.
Tax Benefits & Deferral Strategies: Take advantage of lower corporate tax rates and income-splitting options.
Enhanced Business Credibility: A corporation is perceived as more professional and trustworthy.
Easier Access to Capital: Raise funds through equity financing or business loans.
Continuity & Transferability: A corporation can continue operating beyond the owner’s involvement.

Ontario Incorporation Services We Offer

Ontario Business Incorporation: We prepare and file all required documentation, including Articles of Incorporation, business number registration, and corporate minute books.

Professional Corporations: We are experienced in setting up Professional Corporations (PCs) for lawyers, accountants, doctors, and real estate professionals (PREC) while ensuring adherence to regulatory requirements.
Shareholder Agreements & Corporate Structuring: We provide expert guidance on shareholder agreements, corporate bylaws, and governance structures to ensure smooth business operations.

Name Search & NUANS Report: Our team conducts thorough NUANS name searches to secure and register your business name while avoiding conflicts with existing businesses.

Corporate By-Laws & Resolutions: We assist in drafting by-laws, initial resolutions, and director & officer appointments to ensure your corporation is legally structured.

Incorporate with Confidence

With years of experience in corporate law, we ensure your Ontario incorporation is seamless, compliant, and built for success.

Ontario Business Incorporation Cost

Incorporation in Ontario costs $300 for government fees, plus additional costs such as name reservation, legal fees, etc. Our flat legal fees to incorporate a business in Ontario, including all costs & taxes, is $1279.

$ 720 + HST

Articles of Incorporation
By-Laws
Incorporation Resolutions
Corporate Register & Ledgers
Reporting Letter
Share Certificates
Submission of Court Documents
Corporate Seal NOT INCLUDED
Minute Book Binder NOT INCLUDED
Add NUANS reservation $75
Add Incorporation Cost $300
Add Electronic Filing Fees $89.95
Total $1279 including Taxes

Why Choose Shaikh Law Firm for Ontario Incorporation?

What is a Shareholder Agreement?

A shareholder agreement is a critical document that outlines the rights, responsibilities, and obligations of shareholders within a corporation. It serves as a private agreement between all or some of the shareholders and often the company itself, detailing the management and operational framework of the business.

This agreement is pivotal in preventing disputes by clarifying the expectations and roles of each shareholder, covering areas such as decision-making processes, share ownership and transfer rules, dispute resolution mechanisms, and procedures for buying or selling shares.

Crafting a comprehensive shareholder agreement is essential for ensuring the smooth operation of a company, protecting shareholders’ interests, and setting the foundation for the business’s future growth and success.

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